Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed a case of wolf depredation that took place on Tuesday morning. Wildlife officers responded quickly to the report of a dead calf and issued a press release after their field investigation. “The results of this investigation indicated wounds consistent with wolf depredation,” shares CPW Area Wildlife Manager Jeromy Huntington. “The field investigation found multiple tooth rake marks on the calf’s hindquarters and neck, and hemorrhaging under the hide, consistent with wolf depredation. Wolf tracks were also found nearby.” The livestock producer will be eligible for fair market value compensation if a claim is submitted.
